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Huston is playing a lot like he did last year at En-Joie, and said his previous success on the course gives him confidence heading into the final round.

"It's a similar feeling. Anytime you're near the lead, you feel like you should have a chance," said Huston, a seven-time winner on the PGA Tour said. "You just try to keep the momentum that you had going and not really think about, there's a long ways to go."

Faxon had eight birdies and one-putted 12 greens.

Willie Wood and Peter Senior were three strokes back at 9 under. Wood had a 68, and Senior shot 67. Wood was one of 12 players who finished the rain-delayed first round Saturday.